We Must Reform the Courts
The federal courts, including the Supreme Court, have never protected all of us and now are being used as a weapon to limit our rights. It’s time for bold changes.
4 Things That Made Us Happy in April: Advancing on Women's Health, Plus a Few Laughs
It can feel like we’re constantly in the trenches. But it’s not all uphill. In fact, women’s health advocates have seen a lot of wins lately.
May 7, 2015
The Human Trafficking Bill and Its Abortion Restrictions, From a Republican’s Perspective
The abortion restrictions in the trafficking bill make it clearer than ever that it's time for the Republican Party leaders to return to our core values of personal responsibility and individual liberty — and leave personal medical decisions to a woman, her family and her faith.
April 23, 2015
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Cornyn’s Compromise in the Human Trafficking Bill is More Like a CON-promise on Abortion Access
Anti-abortion politicians made superficial changes to the abortion restrictions they inserted into a human trafficking bill — and they're calling it a "compromise." We beg to differ.
April 17, 2015
Gynotician Alert of the Week: April 17, 2015
This week: A Florida gynotician’s support of crisis pregnancy centers comes back to bite him; Senate gynoticians continue to attack safe and legal abortion in a human trafficking bill; religious refusal laws in Georgia and elsewhere interfere in women’s health; and more.
April 17, 2015
Tell Congress: Stop Playing Hyde And Sneak with Women’s Health
Politicians are slipping attacks on women's health into every kind of bill imaginable — and it’s time to speak out.
March 30, 2015
Tell the Senate: Stop Using Human Trafficking Victims to Push Your Anti-Abortion Agenda
A group of senators is using a bipartisan bill meant to help victims of human trafficking to push their anti-abortion agenda. It’s disturbing, it’s outrageous — and we have just hours to stop it.
March 11, 2015